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Reprinted from the Ontario Historical Society's Papers and fie_eogga . Vol. 19
The Diary of Benjamin Lundy Written During His Journey Through Upper Canada January, 1832.
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Bdited with notes and an Intorudctlon By Fred Landon, M.A., Public Librarian, London.
The diary of Benjamin Lundy on his trip through the Western part of Upper Canada in January, 1832 , was written down with a definite purpose, namely, that of presenting to the colored people of the United States a statement of the conditions of life in the British provinces that might guide them in seeking a home where their freedom would not be threatened and where their children might grow up without the shadow of possible slavery hanging over them. Though Lundy's trip was made in the winter season his observations with regard to timber, character of the soil and the general possibilities of the country along agricultural lines are remarkably accurate, and incidentally he throws some interesting side—lights on the social life and manners of the day.
Benjamin Lundy, one of the pioneer abolitionists in the United States, was born at Hardwick, Sussex
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Reprinted from the Ontario Historical Society's Papers and fie_eogga . Vol. 19
The Diary of Benjamin Lundy Written During His Journey Through Upper Canada January, 1832.
/
Bdited with notes and an Intorudctlon By Fred Landon, M.A., Public Librarian, London.
The diary of Benjamin Lundy on his trip through the Western part of Upper Canada in January, 1832 , was written down with a definite purpose, namely, that of presenting to the colored people of the United States a statement of the conditions of life in the British provinces that might guide them in seeking a home where their freedom would not be threatened and where their children might grow up without the shadow of possible slavery hanging over them. Though Lundy's trip was made in the winter season his observations with regard to timber, character of the soil and the general possibilities of the country along agricultural lines are remarkably accurate, and incidentally he throws some interesting side—lights on the social life and manners of the day.
Benjamin Lundy, one of the pioneer abolitionists in the United States, was born at Hardwick, Sussex
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